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<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD November, 2011<br />
CURRICULUM VITAE AND LIST OF PUBLICATIONS<br />
• Personal Details<br />
• Education<br />
Name: <strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong><br />
Date and place of birth: July 5, 1969, Haifa, Israel<br />
Marital Status: Married + 3<br />
Languages: English, Hebrew, and Italian.<br />
Address (work):<br />
Department of Health Systems Management, Faculty of Health Sciences,<br />
Ben Gurion University of the Negev (BGU), Beer Sheva, 84105.<br />
Tel: 972 – 8 - 647-7421<br />
Fax: 972 – 8 – 647-7634<br />
e-mail: nadavd@bgu.ac.il<br />
B.A. 1992 - 95 - Tel Aviv University- Philosophy, Magna cum Laude<br />
M.D. 1988 - 95 - Tel Aviv University - Medical School<br />
Thesis Title: Thyroid Function in Preterm: The Influence of Iodine Containing<br />
Disinfectants (Advisor: Prof. Nechama Linder)<br />
Ph.D. 1997 - 2004 - Tel Aviv University – History and Sociology of Science<br />
Thesis Title: Framing Scientific Medicine: The Relationship between Homeopathy and<br />
Conventional Medicine in the US, 1870-1930 (Advisors: Prof. Allan Brandt (Harvard<br />
University), Prof. Eva Jablonka, Dr. Moshe Zuckerman)<br />
M.P.H. - 2001-2005 - Ben Gurion University, Magna cum Laude<br />
(Health System Management Track)<br />
Thesis Title: Health Status and Patterns of Use of Health Services among Recent<br />
Immigrants from the Former Soviet Union and Ethiopia (Advisors: Prof. Lechaim Naggan,<br />
Prof. Shifra Shvarts)<br />
Residency in Public Health - 2000 - 2005 Epidemiology Section, Israeli Defense Forces<br />
• Other Educational Background<br />
3.2001 Epidemiological Intervention Training Course of Israel (EPIIS)<br />
9.2005 – 5.2006 Bioethics Certificate Program – Albert Einstein Medical School<br />
and Cardozo Law School, NY
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 2<br />
• Employment History<br />
4.2011 – current Associate Professor, Health Systems Management, Faculty of<br />
Health Sciences, Ben Gurion University<br />
4.2007 – 3.2011 Senior Lecturer, Health Systems Management, Faculty of Health<br />
Sciences, Ben Gurion University<br />
8.2008 – 12.2008 Visiting Professor, University of Illinois, Chicago (joint<br />
appointment - Jewish Studies Program and School of Public<br />
Health)<br />
6.2008 – 7.2008 Visiting Professor, Law School, University of Puerto Rico<br />
(Teaching "Comparative Public Health Law and Ethics)<br />
8.2006 – 8.2010 Adjunct Lecturer, Center for the History and Ethics of Public<br />
Health, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University<br />
12.2006 – 5.2008 Public Health Officer, Central Health District, Public Health<br />
Services, Ministry of Health, Israel<br />
9.2005 – 7.2006 Fulbright visiting scholar, Department of Sociomedical Sciences,<br />
School of Public Health, Columbia University<br />
10.2003 – 4.2007 Lecturer, Health Systems Management, Faculty of Health<br />
Sciences, Ben Gurion University<br />
10.2001 – 10.2003 Instructor, Health Systems Management, Faculty of Health<br />
Sciences, Ben Gurion University<br />
2003 - 2005 Head, Epidemiology Section, Army Health Branch, Israeli<br />
Defense Forces<br />
2000 - 2003 Epidemiologist, Epidemiology Section, Army Health Branch,<br />
Israeli Defense Forces<br />
1998 - 2000 Teaching fellow, History of Science Department, Harvard<br />
University<br />
1997 -1998 Brigade physician, Israeli Defense Forces<br />
1996 -1997 Battalion physician, Israeli Defense Forces<br />
1995 - 6: Rotating internship, Assaf Harofe Medical Center, Zrifin, Israel.<br />
• Professional Activities<br />
(a) Positions in academic administration<br />
4.2009 – current Chair, Center for Health Policy in the Negev<br />
8.2008 – current Chair, Curriculum Committee, Department of Health Systems<br />
Management, Faculty of Health Sciences, Ben Gurion University<br />
4.2008 – current Academic coordinator, Beer Sheva Healthy City project
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 3<br />
10.2001 – current Health Management Track Coordinator, MPH Program, Faculty<br />
of Health Sciences, Ben Gurion University (with Dr. Dan<br />
Greenberg)<br />
10.2000 – 10.2004 Medicine, Culture and Society Research Seminar Coordinator,<br />
Sackler Medical School and the Cohn Institute for the History and<br />
Philosophy of Science and Ideas, Tel Aviv University.<br />
(b) Professional functions outside universities/institutions<br />
2010 – current Executive Committee, European Public Health Association (Israel<br />
Official Representative)<br />
2010 – current Member, National Advisory Board on Environmental Health,<br />
Public Health Services, Israel<br />
2009 – current Member of National Steering Committee for Health Promotion,<br />
Ministry of Health<br />
(c) Significant professional consulting<br />
5.2010 – current European Commission on Science in Society, Writing the Israeli<br />
Report with Dr. Noah Efron, Bar Ilan University<br />
8.2010-2.2011 Ministry of Environment, Consulting Committee for the<br />
Implementation of the Clean Air Act<br />
(d) Membership in professional/scientific societies<br />
2008 – Current European Association of Public Health<br />
2003 – Current Israeli Society of Sociology<br />
2002 – Current Association of Public Health Physicians in Israel, Israeli Medical<br />
Association<br />
2002 – Current American Public Health Association<br />
2000 – Current Israel Society for the History of Medicine and Science<br />
• Reviewer ad-hoc - Scientific Journals<br />
Science<br />
New England Journal of Medicine<br />
PlosMed<br />
American Journal of Public Health<br />
Global Public Health<br />
Science in Context<br />
Public Health Reports<br />
Medical History<br />
Bulletin for the History of Medicine<br />
Israel Medical Association Journal<br />
Harefuah<br />
• Conferences and Panels Organized<br />
11.2002 Army Health Branch – Then and Now, Ben Gurion University<br />
(with Itamar Grotto)
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 4<br />
12.2003 Trauma and Memory: Between Individual and Collective<br />
Experiences, International Conference, Bar Ilan University (with<br />
Michal Alberstein)<br />
5.2004 Trauma and Memory: Legal, Medical, and Cultural Perspectives,<br />
panel organized for the Law and Society Association Annual<br />
Meeting, Chicago, US (with Michal Alberstein)<br />
6.2005 Environmental Health Risks in Israel: Do We Assess and Face<br />
Risks Adequately? Heschel Center for Environmental Learning<br />
and Leadership and Porter School of Environmental Studies (with<br />
Maya Sadeh)<br />
12.2005 "Evidence-based Public Health: Critical Histories and<br />
Contemporary Critiques" panel, American Public Health<br />
Association Annual Conference, Philadelphia, US, (with Dani<br />
Filc)<br />
9.2006 On Birds and Humans: Social, Political and Economic Aspects of<br />
Pandemic Influenza Preparedness in Israel, 3rd Workshop on<br />
Science, Technology, Medicine and Society in Israel, Ben Gurion<br />
Institute, Sdeh Boker, Israel, (with Tal Golan and Yaakov Garb)<br />
12.2006 Vaccination: From the Laboratory to Policy Making, Israeli Public<br />
Health Physicians Association Annual Conference, Faculty of<br />
Health Sciences, Ben Gurion University, Israel<br />
2.2007 Sociology of Health, Israeli Sociological Society Annual<br />
Conference, Haifa University, Israel<br />
6.2007 Historical and Social Perspectives on Health and Zionism,<br />
Association of Israel Studies 23 rd Annual Conference, Open<br />
University, Israel (with Rakefet Zalashik, NYU)<br />
2.2008 Risk Perception and Communication in Environment and Health,<br />
Faculty of Health Sciences, Ben Gurion University (with Prof.<br />
Paul Brandt-Rauf, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia<br />
University and the Environmental Health Fund, Israel)<br />
5.2008 Rethinking Public Health Law and Ethics, Faculty of Law, Bar<br />
Ilan University (with Dr. Michal Alberstein, Faculty of Law, Bar<br />
Ilan University Israel)<br />
5.2008 Assessing Health Care Reforms: Europe, USA and Israel,<br />
International workshop, European Center for the Study of<br />
European Politics and Society and the Faculty of Health Sciences,<br />
Ben Gurion University (with Dr. Dani Filc, Department of Politics<br />
and Government, Ben Gurion University)<br />
12. 2008 Institutional Production and Treatment of Trauma, in Global<br />
Regional and Local: Law, Politics and Society in Comparative<br />
Perspective, International Conference, Israeli Law and Society<br />
Association, Hebrew University (with Dr. Michal Alberstein,<br />
Faculty of Law, Bar Ilan University)
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 5<br />
3. 2009 One Health: Veterinary and Human Perspectives on Infectious<br />
Diseases, Israel Society for Microbiology (ISM) annual Meeting<br />
Bar Ilan University (with Dr. Eyal Klement, Korot School of<br />
Veterinary Medicine, Hebrew University)<br />
6. 2010 Facing Health Inequities: The Negev as a Case Study, Organized<br />
by the Center for Health Policy Research in the Negev and the<br />
Department of Health Systems Management, Faculty of Health<br />
Sciences, Ben Gurion University (with Prof. Gabi Bin Nun and<br />
Dr. Keren Dopelt)<br />
10. 2010 Health Impact Assessment – International Workshop (with Maya<br />
Negev, Ben Gurion University, sponsored by the Environment and<br />
Health Fund)<br />
5. 2011 Mitzpe Ramon Conference for Health Equity, Organized by the<br />
Center for Health Policy Research in the Negev and the<br />
Department of Health Systems Management, Faculty of Health<br />
Sciences, Ben Gurion University (with Prof. Gabi Bin Nun and<br />
Dr. Keren Dopelt)<br />
• Community activities<br />
Beer Sheva Healthy City – Steering Committee<br />
Physicians for Human Rights – Open Clinic for Migrant Workers and Health Disparities<br />
Committee<br />
Levinski 108 STD clinic, Tel Aviv – Steering Committee<br />
Israeli Health Impact Assessment (HIA) Working Group<br />
Health and Environment Committee, Heschel Center for Environmental Learning and<br />
Leadership<br />
• Educational activities<br />
(a) Courses taught<br />
Spring 2011: Health in the Age of Globalization, Overseas<br />
Program, Ben Gurion University<br />
Fall 2010: Health Inequities Module, International MD program,<br />
Ben Gurion University<br />
Fall 2009, Fall 2010: Ecohealth, Course for undergraduate and<br />
graduate students, Arava Institute and Ben Gurion University<br />
Spring 2008 - Spring 2011: Health Promotion, Course for Health<br />
Systems Management BA and MHA students, Faculty of Health<br />
Sciences, Ben Gurion University
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 6<br />
Fall 2007 - Fall 2010 : The Israeli Health Care System, MHA and<br />
PhD students, Faculty of Health Sciences, Ben Gurion University<br />
Fall 2006-2010: Conflict Management and Negotiation in the<br />
Health Care System, Seminar for MHA and PhD students, Faculty<br />
of Health Sciences, Ben Gurion University<br />
Spring 2009, Fall 2010: Public Health Ethics, Course for Health<br />
Systems Management BA students, Faculty of Health Sciences,<br />
Ben Gurion University<br />
Fall 2008, Spring 2009: Health Care Systems around the World,<br />
Course for Health Systems Management, BA and MHA students,<br />
Faculty of Health Sciences and School of Management, Ben<br />
Gurion University<br />
Fall 2008: Israel as a Multi-Cultural Society, UIC (undergraduate<br />
students)<br />
Summer 2008: Comparative Public Health Law and Ethics, Law<br />
Students, University of Puerto Rico<br />
Spring 2006: Tutorial: Medical Borders: Historical, Political and Cultural<br />
Perspectives of Health and Immigration, Mailman School of Public Health,<br />
Columbia University (Graduate students – MPH, PhD)<br />
Fall 2004-6: Public Health – Introductory Course, MPH Program,<br />
Faculty of Health Sciences, Ben Gurion University (MPH<br />
students)<br />
Fall 2004, 2005: Epidemiology and biostatistics - MHA program,<br />
Medical Corps, IDF (given by the Department of Health Systems<br />
Management, Ben Gurion University, for MHA students)<br />
Spring 2004-6: Complementary and Alternative Medicine:<br />
Challenges and Opportunities, Faculty of Health Sciences, Ben<br />
Gurion University (BA students, Health Systems Management and<br />
Medical Students)<br />
Fall 2003: Course in Health and Immigration, MD Program in<br />
International Health and Medicine, Ben Gurion University in<br />
Collaboration with Columbia University Health Sciences<br />
(International MD students)<br />
Spring 2003-7: Lecturer in the Epidemiological Intervention<br />
Training Course of Israel<br />
2001-2005: Courses in the History of Medicine in Israel (with<br />
Prof. Shifra Shvarts), Ben Gurion University (BA students, Health<br />
Systems Management and Medical Students)<br />
Spring 2001: Seminar in the History of Medicine, “From the<br />
Laboratory to the Bedside – The Scientific Revolution in<br />
Medicine”, Cohn Institute for the History and Philosophy of
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 7<br />
Science and Ideas, Tel Aviv University (Graduate Students, MA<br />
and PhD in History of Science)<br />
2001-2003: Course in Medical Ethics, Sackler Medical School,<br />
Tel Aviv University (Medical Students, second and third years)<br />
Spring 2000: Teaching Fellow – History of Madness, Harvard<br />
University History of Science Department (Undergraduate<br />
students: premed and history of science concentration)<br />
Fall 1999: Teaching Fellow – Medicine and Society in America,<br />
Harvard University Core Program (Undergraduate students:<br />
premed and history of science concentration)<br />
Spring 1998: Science and Society in the 20th Century, Harvard<br />
University Core Program (Undergraduate students: premed and<br />
history of science concentration)<br />
(b) Research students<br />
MA/MHA/MPH<br />
2003-2004 – Tamar Sofer – MHA<br />
Thesis title: Satisfaction with Treatment of Low Back Pain - Conventional<br />
Medicine vs. Complementary Medicine, Department of Health Systems<br />
Management, Ben Gurion University, with Prof. Avishai Goldberg<br />
2004-2005 – Nora Goetlib - MPH<br />
Thesis title: Accessibility and Utilization of Antenatal Care among the Bedouin of<br />
the Unrecognized Villages of the Negev Desert/ Israel, Programme in International<br />
Health, Humboldt University and Free University Berlin<br />
2004-2006 – Hagit Shahak – MPH<br />
Thesis title: The usage patterns of Internet based medical information by primary<br />
care physicians as an intervention tool in order to increase professional updating<br />
levels, Epidemiology Department, Faculty of Health Sciences, Ben Gurion<br />
University, with Prof. Batia Serov<br />
2007-2008 – Nezach Ben-Hur – MPH<br />
Thesis title: Analysis of Mortality Risk Factors in ARDS Patients Treated in Prone<br />
Position, Epidemiology Department, Faculty of Health Sciences, Ben Gurion<br />
University, with Prof. Michael Frieger<br />
2007-2008 – Oren Wacht – MHA<br />
Thesis title: Family Participation in ER Resuscitation, Department of Health<br />
Systems Management, Ben Gurion University<br />
2009-2010 – Liora Jana – MBA
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 8<br />
Identifying Barriers and Facilitating Factors for the Vaccination of Physicians<br />
against Influenza using the Health Belief Model and the Theory of Planned<br />
Behavior Model, Department of Management, Ben Gurion University<br />
2009-current – Hadara Yazkan – MHA<br />
Thesis title: Discrepancies in Diabetic Drugs Treatment, Department of Health<br />
Systems Management, Ben Gurion University<br />
MD<br />
2004-2005 – Barak Nahir – MD<br />
Thesis title: Economic, medical and sociological perspectives of the policy of<br />
blood donation from new immigrants from Ethiopia in Israel, Faculty of Health<br />
Sciences, Ben Gurion University, with Prof. Shifra Shvarts<br />
2005-2006 – Eliaz Miller – MD<br />
Thesis title: Post Transfusion Hepatitis in Israel, Faculty of Health Sciences, Ben<br />
Gurion University, with Prof. Avishai Goldberg and Dr. Itamar Grotto<br />
2009-current – Kostya Gushansky – MD<br />
Thesis title: Assessing the influence of a Health-Promoting project on attitudes<br />
regarding individual health control and responsibility in schoolchildren<br />
PhD<br />
2004-2008 – Tamar Sofer – PhD<br />
Thesis title: Complementary and Alternative Medicine in Israel<br />
Department of Health Systems Management, Ben Gurion University, with Prof.<br />
Avishai Goldberg<br />
2004-2008 – Eyal Katvan – PhD<br />
Thesis title: Medical Inspection of Immigrants during the British Mandate Period,<br />
Science, Technology and Society Program, Bar Ilan University, with Dr. Noah<br />
Efron<br />
2004-2008 – Moshe Cohen – PhD<br />
Thesis title: Complementary Medicine Clear its way into the Medical<br />
Establishment, Science, Technology and Society Program, Bar Ilan University,<br />
with Dr. Noah Efron<br />
2007-current – Nora Goetlib – PhD<br />
Thesis title: State, Citizenship and Health Policy in an Age of Global Mobility – a<br />
comparative study of Germany and Israel, Department of Health Systems<br />
Management, Ben Gurion University, with Dr. Dani FIlc<br />
2008-current – Oren Wacht – PhD<br />
Thesis title: Development of the Paramedic Profession in Israel, Department of<br />
Health Systems Management, Ben Gurion University
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 9<br />
2008-current – Doron Polachek – PhD<br />
Thesis title: Political Will as a Social Determinant of Health: Analysis of the<br />
Healthy Cities Network in Israel<br />
• Awards, Citations, Honors, Fellowships<br />
9.1999 Mark C. Stevens Researcher Travel Fellowship from the Bentley<br />
Historical Library, University of Michigan<br />
4.2000 Resident Research Fellowship of the Francis Clark Wood Institute<br />
for the History of Medicine of the College of Physicians of<br />
Philadelphia<br />
4.2005 Fulbright Award for Israeli Post-Doctoral Scholars, United States<br />
- Israel Educational Foundation (USIEF)<br />
4.2006 Francis A. Countway Library Fellowship in the History of<br />
Medicine, Harvard University<br />
3.2007 YIVO Institute for Jewish Research Fellowship (with Rakefet<br />
Zakashik)<br />
10.2009 Distinguished visiting scholar, UIC<br />
• Scientific Publications<br />
a) Books and Edited Volumes<br />
1. Borowy I, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N (guest editors), Health in Palestine: 1850-2000, Dynamis,<br />
Volume 25, 2005<br />
2. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Zalashik R (guest editors), Medical Borders: Historical, Political and<br />
Cultural Analyses, Science in Context, Volume 19, 2006<br />
3. Sarat A, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Alberstein M, (eds.): Trauma and Memory: Reading, Healing<br />
and Making Law, Stanford University Press, 2008<br />
b) Chapters in collective volumes (peer reviewed)<br />
1. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, From A “Humble Humbug” to the “Powerful Placebo”: The Image of the<br />
Placebo in the Orthodox-Alternative Medicine Debate, in Volker Roelke, Giovanni Maio<br />
(eds.), Twentieth Century Ethics of Human Subjects Research: Historical Perspectives on<br />
Values, Practices and Regulations, Stuttgart, Franz Steiner Verlag, 2004, pp. 293-308<br />
2. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Negotiating Dissent: Homeopathy and Anti-Vaccinationism at the Turn of<br />
the 20 th Century, in Robert D. Johnston (ed.), The Politics of Healing: Histories of<br />
Alternative Medicine in Twentieth-Century North America, Routledge, 2004, pp. 11-28.<br />
3. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Shvarts S, Health and Zionist Ideology: Medical Selection of Jewish<br />
European Immigrants to Palestine, in Iris Borowy, Wolf D. Gruner (eds.): Facing Illness in<br />
Troubled Times. Health in Europe in the Interwar Years, 1918 - 1939, Frankfurt am Main:<br />
Peter Lang Verlag, 2005, pp. 409-424
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 10<br />
4. Zalashik R, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Historical Perspectives on Immigration, Gender and Mental<br />
Health: A Glance Into a Multi-Cultural Society, in: “Guard your Soul”, Mental Health<br />
among Women in Israel, R. Lev, J. Cwickel, N. Barak (eds.), Ben Gurion University;<br />
2005: 21-41. [Hebrew]<br />
5. Shvarts S, Doron H, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Between Vision and Deficit: The Historical Political<br />
Struggle for the enactment of the Israeli National Health Insurance Law, in: "A Decade to<br />
the Israeli National Health Insurance Law, 1995-2005, G. Bin-Nun, G. Ofer (eds.), The<br />
Israel National Institute for Health Policy and Health Services Research, 2006, pp. 69-106<br />
6. Filc D, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Rights, Citizenship and the National State: Health Policies toward<br />
Migrant Workers in Comparative Perspective, in Willen S (ed.), Transnational Migration<br />
to Israel in Global Comparative Context, Lexington Books, 2007, 103-122<br />
7. Alberstein M, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Trauma and Memory: Between Individual and Collective<br />
Experiences, in Trauma and Memory: Reading Healing and Making Law, Sarat A,<br />
<strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Alberstein M (eds.), Stanford University Press, 2008, pp. 3-18<br />
8. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Avital Margalit, Public Health, Law, and Traumatic Collective<br />
Experiences: The Case of Mass Ringworm Irradiations, in Trauma and Memory: Reading<br />
Healing and Making Law, Sarat A, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Alberstein M (eds.), Stanford<br />
University Press, 2008, pp. 119-167<br />
9. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Alberstein M, Trauma and Memory, in Rosa Medina Domenech, Beatriz<br />
Molina Rueda, Maria Garcia-Miguel (eds.), Memoria y Reconstrucción de la paz,<br />
University of Granada Press, 2008, pp. 41-58 (in Spanish)<br />
10. Zalashik R, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Women, Law and Mental Health, in Shilo M, Halperin-<br />
Kedari, Katvan E (eds.), Women, Rights and Law during the Mandate Period, Bar Ilan<br />
University Press, 2010, pp. 447-466<br />
c) Refereed articles<br />
1. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Linder N, Congenital adrenal hyperplasia--is there a need for a national<br />
screening program. Harefuah, 1997;132:771-5. [in Hebrew] IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
2. Linder N, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Reichman B, Kuint J, Meyerovitch J, Sela BA, Dolfin Z, Sack<br />
J, Topical iodine-containing antiseptics and subclinical hypothyroidism in preterm infants.<br />
Journal of Pediatrics, 1997;131: 434-9. IF=4.122 Citation = 49H-Index = 116<br />
3. Linder N, Sela B, German B, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Kuint J, Hegesh J, Lubin D, Sack J: Iodine<br />
and hypothyroidism in neonates with congenital heart disease. Archive of Disease in<br />
Childhood: Fetal and Neonatal Edition, 1997; 77: F239-40. IF= 2.834 H-Index = 64<br />
4. Linder N, Karetnyi Y, Gidony Y, Kuint J, Davidovich N, Mendelson E, Barzilai:<br />
Placental transfer of hepatitis A antibodies in full term and preterm infants. Pediatric<br />
Infectious Diseases Journal, 1997; 16: 245-7. IF= 3.176 H-Index = 86<br />
5. Linder N, Taushtein I, Handsher R, Ohel G, Reichman B, Barzilai A, Kuint J,<br />
<strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Mendelson E, Dagan R, Placental transfer of maternal poliovirus<br />
antibodies in full-term and pre-term infants. Vaccine, 1998; 16: 236-9. IF= 3.298 H-Index<br />
= 96<br />
6. Linder N, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Kogan A, Barzilai A, Mazkeret R, Sack J: Longitudinal<br />
measurements of 17alpha-hydroxyprogesterone in premature infants during the first three<br />
months of life. Archive of Disease in Childhood: Fetal and Neonatal Edition, 1999; 81:<br />
F175-8. IF= 2.834 H-Index = 64
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 11<br />
7. Linder N, Sirota L, Snapir A, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Kaplan G, Barzilai A, Parental knowledge<br />
of the treatment of fever in children. Israel Medical Association Journal, 1999; 1: 158-60.<br />
IF=0.826 H-Index = 29<br />
8. Mimouni D, Ankol O, Gdalevich M, Grotto I, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Zangvil E. Seasonality<br />
trends of Pediculosis capitis and Phthirus pubis in a young adult population: Follow-up of<br />
20 years. Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology<br />
2002;16:257-259 IF=2.276 H-Index = 41<br />
9. Klement E, Uliel L, Engel I, Hasin T, Yavzori M, Orr N, Davidovitz N, Lahat N, Srugo I,<br />
Zangvil E, Cohen D, An Outbreak of Pertussis among Young Israeli Soldiers.<br />
Epidemiology & Infection, 2003; 131: 1049-54. IF=2.360 H-Index = 61<br />
10. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Shvarts S, Immigration, Health and the Israeli Melting Pot, Iyunim, 2003;<br />
13: 181-201 [in Hebrew]. IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
11. Mimouni D, Ankol OE, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Gdalevich M, Zangvil E, Grotto I. Seasonality<br />
Trends of Scabies in a Young Adult Population: A 20 Years Follow-up. British Journal of<br />
Dermatology 2003;149:157-159 IF= 3.489 Citations = 12 H-Index = 92<br />
12. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Seidelman R, 'Herzl's Altneuland: Zionist Utopia, Medical Science and<br />
Public Health', Korot: The Israel Journal of the History of Medicine and Science. 2004,<br />
17: 1-20 IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
13. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Shvarts S, Health and Hegemony: Preventive Medicine, Immigration and<br />
the Israeli Melting Pot, Israel Studies, 2004; 9: 150-179 IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
14. Huerta M, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Ancol O, Grotto I, Zaaide Y, Balicer RD, Zangvil E.<br />
Declining seroprevalence of rubella antibodies among young Israeli adults: a 12-year<br />
comparison. Preventive Medicine, 2004; 39:1223-1226. IF= 3..172 Citations=4; Journal<br />
ranking=19/133 or 21/122 H-Index = 87<br />
15. Bar-Ze’ev Y, Balicer R, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Klement E, Mimouni D, Huerta M, Green I,<br />
Bahar I, Klaz I, Grotto I, Cutaneous Leishmaniasis - a military disease or not? Journal<br />
of Israeli Military Medicine, 2004; 1: 111-114. [in Hebrew] IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
16. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Complementary Medicine and Military Medicine from a historical<br />
perspective, Journal of Israel Military Medicine, 2004; 1: 81-84 [in Hebrew]. IF, JR,<br />
CI=NA<br />
17. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Balicer RD, Rishpon S, Grotto I, "Bacilli and bullets": vaccination and<br />
military medicine from a historical prospective, Journal of Israeli Military Medicine,<br />
2004; 1: 133-138. [in Hebrew]. IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
18. Klement E, Wolf D, Zakay-Rones Z, Kayouf R, Yavzori M, Halperin T, Sela T, Ambar R,<br />
Boxman Y, Kagan N, Wasserzug O, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Huerta M, Balicer R, Grotto I, Orr N,<br />
Outbreak surveillance of influenza in the IDF during winter 2003/4, Journal of Israeli<br />
Military Medicine, 2004; 1: 105-110. [in Hebrew] IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
19. Dani Filc, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Health Care as a National Right? The Development of Health<br />
Care Services for Migrant Workers in Israel, Social Theory and Health, 2005; 3: 1-15<br />
IF=NA H-Index = 2<br />
20. Shvarts S, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Avishay Goldberg, Rhona Seidelman, Medical Selection and<br />
the Debate over Mass Immigration in the New State of Israel, Canadian Bulletin of<br />
Medical History, 2005; 22: 5-34 IF=NA H-Index = 4<br />
21. Huerta M, Schwaber MJ, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Balicer RD, Zelikovitch Y, Cohen D, Grotto I,<br />
Secular trends in Shigella outbreaks in the Israeli military, European Journal of Clinical<br />
Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, 2005; 24: 71-73. IF=2.866 H-Index = 64
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 12<br />
22. Huerta M, Chodick G, Balicer RD, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Grotto I, Reliability of Self-<br />
Reported Smoking History and Age at First Cigarette, Preventive Medicine, 2005; 41:<br />
646-50. IF=3.661 Citations = 20 H-Index = 87<br />
23. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Shohat T, Dan M, Sexually transmitted diseases--an update, Harefuah,<br />
2005; 144: 272-8, 302 [in Hebrew]. IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
24. Balicer RD, Huerta M, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Grotto I. Cost-benefit of stockpiling drugs for<br />
influenza pandemic. Emerging Infectious Diseases, 2005; 11: 1280-2. IF= 6.449 Citations<br />
= 30 H-Index = 114<br />
25. Fusman G, Balicer RD, Huerta M, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Frimer R, Leventhal A, Grotto I.<br />
Antiviral prophylaxis following possible sexual exposure to HIV, Harefuah, 2005; 144:<br />
255-60, 303 [in Hebrew]. IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
26. Balicer RD, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Huerta M, Cohen D, Grotto I, Smallpox vaccination<br />
techniques: Considerations and unresolved issues, Harefuah, 2005; 144: 51-56 [in<br />
Hebrew]. IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
27. Balicer RD, Huerta M, Levy Y, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Grotto I. Influenza outbreak control in<br />
confined settings. Emerging Infectious Diseases, 2005; 11: 40-45. IF= 6.449 Citations =<br />
11 H-Index = 114<br />
28. Kosashvili Y, Hiss J, Davidovic N, Lin G, Kalmovic B, Melamed E, Levy Y, Blumenfeld<br />
A. Influence of personal armor on distribution of entry wounds: lessons learned from<br />
urban-setting warfare fatalities. Journal of Trauma, 2005; 58: 1236-40. IF=2.429 H-Index<br />
= 95<br />
29. Chodick G, Huerta M, Balicer RD, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Grotto I. Secular trends in onset of<br />
menarche, smoking and oral contraceptive use among Israeli girls.<br />
Preventing Chronic Disease, 2005; 2: A12. IF=0.72 H-Index = 21<br />
30. Borowy I, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Health in Palestine: 1850-2000, Dynamis, 2005; 25: 315-327<br />
IF=1.7 H-Index = 21<br />
31. Schwaber MJ, Grotto I, Balicer RD, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Zelikovitch Y, Huerta, M.<br />
Infectious Diarrhea Outbreaks in the Israeli Military, 1988-2002 Military Medicine, 2005;<br />
170: 634-7 IF=0.763 H-Index = 31<br />
32. Sidi G, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Balicer RD, Anis E, Grotto I, Schwartz E. Tickborne relapsing<br />
fever in Israel. Emerging Infectious Diseases, 2005; 11: 1784-6 IF= 6.449 Citations = 11<br />
H-Index = 114<br />
33. Shvarts S, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Medicine, Society and Politics: The Israeli National Health<br />
Insurance Law as a Case Study, Iyunim Bitkumat Israel, Thematic Series - Society and<br />
Economy in Israel: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives, 2005; Volume 2: 431-475<br />
[in Hebrew]. IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
34. Zalashik R, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Last Resort? Lobotomy Operations in Israel, 1946-1960,<br />
Journal for the History of Psychiatry, 2006; 17: 91-106 IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
35. Hasin T, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Cohen R, Dagan T, Romem A, Orr N, Klement E, Lubezky N,<br />
Kayouf R, Sela T, Keller N, Derazne E, Halperin T, Yavzori M, Grotto I, Cohen D. Post-<br />
Exposure Treatment with Doxycycline for the Prevention of Tick Borne Relapsing Fever,<br />
New England Journal of Medicine, 2006; 355: 148-55 IF=50.017 Citations = 15 H-Index<br />
= 552<br />
36. Halperin T, Orr N, Cohen R, Hasin T, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Klement E, Kayouf R, Baneth G,<br />
Cohen D, Yavzori M. Detection of relapsing fever in human blood samples from Israel
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 13<br />
using PCR targeting the glycerophosphodiester phosphodiesterase (GlpQ) gene, Acta<br />
Tropica, 2006; 98:189-95 IF=2.375 Citations = 8 H-Index = 48<br />
37. Huerta M, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Aboudy Y, Ankol OE, Balicer RD, Zarka S, Grotto I.<br />
Declining population immunity to mumps among Israeli military recruits.<br />
Vaccine. 2006; 24: 6300-6303 IF=3.298 H-Index = 96<br />
38. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Seidelman R, Shvarts S, Contested Bodies: Medicine, Public Health and<br />
the Mass Immigration to Israel, Hagar: Studies in Culture, Polity and Identities, 2006; 6:<br />
35-58 IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
39. Mimouni D, Bar-Zeev Y, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Zarka S, Disease-Modifying Effect of Post-<br />
Exposure Hepatitis A Active Immunization, Military Medicine, 2006; 171: 1196-1197 H-<br />
Index = 31<br />
40. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Zalashik R, Medical Borders: Historical, Political and Cultural Analyses,<br />
Science in Context, 2006; 19: 309-316 IF=0.279 H-Index = 9<br />
41. Zalashik R, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Measuring Adaptability: Psychological Examinations of<br />
Jewish Detainees in Cyprus Internment Camps, Science in Context, 2006; 19: 419-441<br />
IF=0.279 H-Index = 9<br />
42. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Filc D, Reconstructing Data: Evidence-based Medicine and Evidencebased<br />
Public Health in Context, Dynamis, 2006; 26: 287-306 IF= 0.320<br />
43. Sidi G, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Balicer R, Grotto I, Schwartz E, Relapsing Fever in the<br />
IDF, Journal of Israeli Military Medicine, 2006; 3: 51-5. [in Hebrew] IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
44. Soffer T, Goldberg A, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Managed Care of Low Back Pain, International<br />
Journal of Knowledge, Culture, and Change Management, 2006; 5: 1-8. IF=NA H-Index =<br />
2<br />
45. Klement E, Talkington DF, Wasserzug O, Kayouf R, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Dumke R, Ron M,<br />
Boxman J, Thacker WL, Wolf D, Lazarovich T, Shemer-Avni Y, Glikman D, Jacobs E,<br />
Grotto I, Block C, Nir-Paz R, Identification of Risk Factors for Infection in an Outbreak of<br />
Mycoplasma pneumoniae Respiratory Tract Disease, Clinical Infectious Diseases, 2006;<br />
43: 1239-1245. IF= 8.266 Citations = 17 H-Index = 182<br />
46. Bar-Ze'ev Y, Wasserzug O, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Valinsky L, Blank M, Sela T, Kayouf R,<br />
Ambar R, Neuman T, Wolf O, Aviram L, Zarka S, Poor Hygiene and Infectious Diseases<br />
in Field Conditions: Contagious Skin Disease Among IDF Special Units, Journal of Israeli<br />
Military Medicine, 2006; 3: 119-123. [in Hebrew] IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
47. Friedman T, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Scheflan M, Comparative Double Blind Clinical Study on<br />
Round versus Shaped Cohesive Gel Implants, Aesthetic Surgery Journal, 2006; 26: 530-<br />
536 IF= 1.078 H-Index = 20<br />
48. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Greenberg Z, “Smallpox and variolation in a village in Palestine in<br />
December 1921”: A case study of public health, culture and colonial medicine, Public<br />
Health Reports, 2007; 122: 398-406 IF=1.752 H-Index = 48<br />
49. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Zalashik R, Recalling the Survivors: Between Memory and Forgetfulness<br />
of Hospitalized Holocaust Survivors in Israel, Israel Studies, 2007; 12: 145-163 IF, JR,<br />
CI=NA
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 14<br />
50. Huerta M, Balicer RD, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Aboudy Y, Ankol OE, Grotto I, Zarka S,<br />
Decreasing Immunity to Mumps and Recent Outbreaks in Soldiers and Civilians in Israel,<br />
Journal of Israeli Military Medicine, 2007; 4: 59-62. [in Hebrew] IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
51. Katvan E, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Health, Politics and Professionalism: Medical Inspection of<br />
Jewish Candidates for Immigration to Palestine (1925-1928), Israel: Studies in Zionism<br />
and the State of Israel – History, Culture and Society, 2007; 11: 31-60 [in Hebrew] IF, JR,<br />
CI=NA<br />
52. Balicer RD, Grotto I, Huerta M, Levian Y, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Influenza vaccine refusal in<br />
Israeli young adults, Military Medicine, 2007; 172: 1093-1095 IF=0.763 H-Index = 31<br />
53. Novella S, Roy R, Marcus D, Bell IR, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Saine A, A Debate: Homeopathy-<br />
Quackery or a Key to the Future of Medicine? Journal of Alternative and Complementary<br />
Medicine, 2008; 14: 9-15 IF= 1.695 H-Index = 41<br />
54. Brosh-Nissimov T, Havkin O, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Poles L, Shapira C, Suspected Radioactive<br />
Contamination: Evaluation of 45 Israeli Citizens Potentially Exposed to Polonium-210 in<br />
London, Israel Medical Association Journal, 2008; 10: 99-103 IF=0.826 H-Index = 29<br />
55. Grotto I, Balicer RD, Smetana Z, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Bar-Zeev Y, Mendelson E, Zarka S,<br />
Huerta M, Immunity to varicella zoster virus among young adults: a decline prior to<br />
widespread uptake of varicella vaccines, Infection, 2008; 36: 130-4 IF= 2.049 H-Index =<br />
136<br />
56. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Alberstein M, Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Public Health: A Broad<br />
Perspective on Dialogue, Thomas Jefferson Law Review, 2008; 30: 507-533 IF, JR,<br />
CI=NA<br />
57. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Margalit A, Public Health, Racial Tensions, and Body Politic: Mass<br />
Ringworm Irradiation in Israel, Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, 2008; 36: 522-529 IF=<br />
1.413 H-Index = NA<br />
58. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Zalashik R, "Air, Sun, Water": The Ideology and Activities of OZE<br />
(Society for the Preservation of the Health of the Jewish Population) During the Interwar<br />
Period, Dynamis, 2008; 28: 127-149 IF=0.320 H-Index = 3<br />
59. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Alberstein M, The Traumatic Memories of Nazi Medical Atrocities:<br />
Moving Toward a More Focused Analysis, Korot: The Israel Journal of the History of<br />
Medicine and Science. 2008, 19: 105-112 IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
60. Wacht O, Snir Y, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Should We Allow family Presence during<br />
Resuscitation? Harefuah, 2009; 148: 177-182 [in Hebrew] IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
61. Klement E, Shpigel N, Balicer RD, Baneth G, Grotto I, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, One health -<br />
From Science to Policy: Examples from the Israeli Experience, Veterinaria Italiana, 2009;<br />
45: 45-53 IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
62. Shreir E, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Zarka S, The Physician as Health Promoter: Counseling for<br />
Healthy Lifestyle during the Clinical Encounter, Harefuah, 2009; 148: 173-177 [in<br />
Hebrew] IF=NA IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
63. Zalashik R, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Taking and Giving: The Case of JDC and OZE, East<br />
European Jewish Affairs, 2009; 39: 57-68 IF, JR, CI=NA
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 15<br />
64. Wasserzug O, Valinsky L, Klement E, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Orr N, Kayouf R, Sela T, Ambar<br />
R, Dagan R, Zarka S, Cluster of ecthyma outbreaks caused by a single clone of invasive<br />
and highly infective Streptococcus pyogenes, Clinical Infectious Diseases, 2009; 48: 1213-<br />
1219 IF=8.266 H-Index = 182<br />
65. Dopelt K, Gershtein S, Pais M, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Public Health Nurse for Mothers and<br />
Infants at Risk: Health Promotion Project in a Multi-Disciplinary Day Care Center, Health<br />
Promotion In Israel, 2008; 2: 25-32 (in Hebrew) IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
66. Mimouni D, Balicer RD, Levine H, Klement E, Bar-Zeev Y, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Zarka S,<br />
Trends in the Epidemiology of Cutaneous Leishmaniasis in a Young Adult Population in<br />
Israel: A Long-Term Follow-Up, International Journal of Dermatology, 2009; 48: 611-613<br />
IF= 1.409 H-Index = 46<br />
67. Bodas M, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Balicer RD, Influenza A/H1N1 Virus – Old and New,<br />
Harefuah, 2009; 148: 490-4 [in Hebrew] IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
68. Zalashik R, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Professional Identity Across the Borders, Journal for the<br />
Social History of Medicine, 2009; 22: 569-587 IF=0.431 H-Index = 12<br />
69. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Rozin O, Private or Public? The Role of the Israeli Medical Association<br />
in the Privatization of Health Care in Israel, Iyunim Bitkumat Israel, 2009; 19: 71-102 (in<br />
Hebrew) IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
70. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Zalashik R, The Politics of the Laboratory, Science in Context, 2010; 23:<br />
401-425 IF=0.279 H-Index = 9<br />
71. Gottlieb N, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Bedouin-Arab Women’s Access to Antenatal Care at the<br />
Interface of Physical and Structural Barriers, Global Public Health, 2010; 2:1-14 H-Index =<br />
6<br />
72. Wacht O, Dopelt K, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Attitudes of Emergency Department Staff toward<br />
Family Presence during Resuscitation, Israel Medical Association Journal, 2010; 12: 366-<br />
370 IF=0.826 H-Index = 29<br />
73. Balicer RD, Mimouni D, Bar-Zeev Y, Levine H, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Post Exposure<br />
prophylaxis of Tick-Borne Relapsing Fever, European Journal of Clinical Microbiology,<br />
2010; 29: 253-258 IF=2.9 H-Index = 64<br />
74. Mimouni D, Bar-Zeev Y, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Huerta M, Balicer RD, Levine H, Ankol O,<br />
Grotto I, Secular Trends of Gonorrhea in Young Adults in Israel: Three Decades of Followup,<br />
European Journal of Clinical Microbiology, 2010; 29:1111-5 IF=2.6 H-Index = 64<br />
75. Katvan E, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Medical Inspection of Immigrants to Eretz-Israel during the<br />
interwar period, Korot: The Israel Journal of the History of Medicine and Science, 2010,<br />
20: 19-36 IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
76. Levine H, Ankol OE, Rozhavski V, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Aboudy Y, Zarka S, Balicer RD, Suboptimal<br />
prevalence of mumps antibodies in a population based study of young adults in<br />
Israel after 20 years of two dose universal vaccination policy, Vaccine, 2011; 29: 2785-2790<br />
IF= 3.298 H-Index = 96<br />
77. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Zalashik R, The Social History of Medicine and Israeli History: A<br />
Potential Dialogue, Journal of Israeli History, 2011; 30: 83-88 IF, JR, CI=NA
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 16<br />
78. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Alberstein M, Apologies in the Health Care System: From Clinical<br />
Medicine to Public Health, Law and Contemporary Problems, 2011; 74: 101-125, rank A+<br />
(top 5% of Law Journals), H-Index 8<br />
79. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Zalashik R, Gender and Mental Health, Iyunim Bitkumat Israel, Thematic<br />
Series - Gender in Israel, 2011; Volume 2: 306-335 [in Hebrew]. IF, JR, CI=NA<br />
80. Gottlieb N, Filc D, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Humanitarian Practices vs. Human Rights Advocacy:<br />
The Case of the Israeli Open Clinic, Social Science and Medicine (Forthcoming 2011),<br />
IF=3.615 H-Index = NA<br />
d) Published scientific reports and technical papers<br />
1. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Annual IDF Epidemiological Report: 2000, 2001 2003, 2004.<br />
2. Efron N, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Monitoring Policy and Research Activities on Science in<br />
Society in Europe, National Report – Israel, November 2011<br />
e) Unrefereed professional articles and publications<br />
1. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Zalashik R, Body and Soul: On Lobotomies and the Curing of the<br />
Mentally Ill, Zmanim; 2002; 20: 82-93 [in Hebrew]<br />
2. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Book Review: Robert Jütte, Motzi Eklöf, and Marie C. Nelson, eds.<br />
Historical Aspects of Unconventional Medicine: Approaches, Concepts, Case Studies.<br />
Sheffield, England, European Association for the History of Medicine and Health<br />
Publication, 2001, Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, 2002; 57: 499-<br />
501<br />
3. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Book Review: Martin Dinges, ed. Patients in the History of Homoeopathy.<br />
Sheffield, England, EAHMH, 2002. Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied<br />
Sciences, 2003; 58: 2003, 231-233<br />
4. Hasin T, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Cohen D, Letter to the Editor: Doxycycline for the Prevention of<br />
Tick-Borne Relapsing Fever, New England Journal of Medicine, 2006; 355: 1614-1615<br />
5. Grotto I, Klement E, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Letter to the Editor: Various Aspects of Relapsing<br />
Fever, Journal of Israeli Military Medicine, 2006; 3: 143. [in Hebrew]<br />
6. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Book Review: Paul A. Offit, The Cutter Incident: How America’s First<br />
Polio Vaccine Led to the Growing Vaccine Crisis, New Haven, Yale University Press,<br />
2005. Isis, 2007; 98: 873-874<br />
7. Alberstein M, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Lombardo P, Scott C, Saying “I’m Sorry”: The Role of<br />
Apology in Public Health, Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, 2007; 35 (s4): 132-134<br />
8. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Rethinking Public Health Law and Ethics – A Regional Perspective,<br />
Bridges: The Israeli-Palestinian Public Health Magazine, 2008<br />
9. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Levine H, Risphon S, Summary of the first International Conference on<br />
Public Health Law and Ethics in Israel, Harefuah, 2009; 148: 404-406 [in Hebrew]
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 17<br />
10. Dopelt K, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Bin-Nun G, Facing Health Inequities: The Negev as Case<br />
Study, Harefuah, 2010; 149: 733-735 [in Hebrew]<br />
• Lectures and Presentations at International Meetings<br />
4.1995 Topical iodine containing antiseptics and subclinical<br />
hypothyroidism in preterm infants Society for Pediatric Research,<br />
San Diego Ca., USA<br />
4.1996 Placental Transfer of Poliovirus Antibodies in Preterm Infants<br />
Society for Pediatric Research, Washington D.C., USA<br />
7.1999 ‘Odium Medicum’: The AMA Code of Ethics Controversy,<br />
Society for the Social History of Medicine, Glasgow, UK<br />
12.1999 Alternative Visions of Scientific Medicine: Homeopathic Medical Education in<br />
the Post Flexner Era, Southern Association for the History of Medicine,<br />
Birmingham, Alabama, USA<br />
2.2000 Reconstructing a Medical Hero: The Images of Samuel Hahnemann and the<br />
Homeopathic Identity Debate, “Memory, Autobiography and DNA,” Graduate<br />
Student Conference, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, USA<br />
7.2000 ‘To Save Science from Materialism’: Homeopathy and Swedenborgianism at the<br />
turn of the 20 th Century America, Society for the Social History of Medicine,<br />
Southampton, UK<br />
5.2001 From a ‘Humble Humbug’ to the ‘Powerful Placebo’: The Image of the Placebo in<br />
the Orthodox –Alternative Medicine Debate, International Conference: History of<br />
Human Experimentation during the 20 th Century, Institute for the History of<br />
Medicine and Science, University of Lübeck, Lübeck, Germany<br />
9.2001 Immunizing the Body, Immunizing the Soul: Mass Vaccination in Israeli<br />
Transition Camps, 1949-1954, Conference on Occupational Health and Public<br />
Health: Lessons from the Past – Challenges for the Future, Linköping<br />
University, Norrköping, Sweden<br />
1.2002 Negotiating Dissent: Homeopathy and Anti-Vaccinationism at the Turn of the 20 th<br />
Century, American Historical Association Annual Conference, San Francisco,<br />
California, USA<br />
9.2002 Health, Disease and the State: Smallpox Mass Vaccination in Israel, 1949-1953,<br />
International Society for the History of Medicine Conference, Istanbul, Turkey<br />
11.2002 Placebo and the orthodox-alternative medicine debate: A historical and<br />
philosophical analysis, American Public Health Association Annual Conference,<br />
Philadelphia, US<br />
5.2003 European Jewish immigrants, Zionist Ideology and the Medical Selection<br />
Dilemma, Health in Europe during the Interwar Years: Perspectives, Realities and<br />
Experiences in East and West, University of Rostock, Germany
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 18<br />
7.2003 Alternative Visions of Scientific Medicine: The Homeopathic Pathogenic<br />
Laboratory at the Turn of the 20 th Century. Society for the Social History of<br />
Medicine, Manchester, UK<br />
9.2003 Health and Zionist Ideology: Medical Selection of Jewish Immigrants to Palestine,<br />
European Association for the History of Medicine and Health, Oslo, Norway<br />
11.2003 Health and Hegemony: Medical Inspection, Immigrants, and the Israeli Melting<br />
Pot, 1948–56, American Public Health Association Annual Conference, San<br />
Francisco, US<br />
5.2004 Injurious Medicine, Injurious Remedy: Public Health, Law, and Ringworm Mass<br />
Irradiation in Israel, Law and Society Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, US<br />
(with Dr. Avital Margalit)<br />
6.2004 From private to public health in Ottoman Palestine, International Conference:<br />
The Turks and Palestine: A 1000 Years of Relations, The Hebrew University of<br />
Jerusalem, The Institute of Asian and African Studies, The Forum for Turkish<br />
Studies, Yad Izhak Ben-Zvi, Jerusalem, Israel (with Dr. Miri Shefer)<br />
6.2004 Smallpox and Variolation in a Village in Palestine in December 1921: A Case<br />
Study of Public Health, Culture and Colonial Medicine, in Panel on Science and<br />
Technology in Israel: Policy, Society and Culture, Association for Israel Studies<br />
Annual Conference, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel<br />
9.2004 Reconstructing a Medical Hero: Samuel Hahnemann’s Monument in Context,<br />
Homoeopathy in Historical Perspective, Workshop organized by the Wellcome<br />
Trust Centre for the History of Medicine at University College London, UK<br />
11.2004 Health policies for migrant workers in Israel: When the local meets the global,<br />
American Public Health Association Annual Conference, Washington, US, (with<br />
Dr. Dani Filc)<br />
6.2005 Globalization and the politics of medical research, in "The Politics of Scientific<br />
Communication" panel – part of an international conference: Visual Function:<br />
Insights from the Revolution in Biology at the Molecular Level, Dan Tel Aviv<br />
Hotel, Tel Aviv, Israel<br />
9.2005 The creation of a Jewish physical culture through public health programs in<br />
Mandatory Palestine, in "Social Medicine between the World Wars" panel,<br />
European Association for the History of Medicine and Health, Paris, France<br />
10.2005 Contested Bodies: Public Health, Ethnicity and Ringworm Mass Irradiation in<br />
Israel, in "Public health and the State: Yesterday, today and tomorrow", Columbia<br />
University<br />
12.2005 Reconstructing Data: Evidence-Based Medicine in Context, in "Evidence-based<br />
Public Health: Critical Histories and Contemporary Critiques" panel, American<br />
Public Health Association Annual Conference, Philadelphia, US, (with Dr. Dani<br />
Filc)<br />
12.2005 Patterns of use of health services among recent Israeli immigrants from the former<br />
Soviet Union and Ethiopia: Ten years after the Israeli National Health Insurance<br />
Law, in " Issues of Security and Political Context in Addressing the Needs of
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 19<br />
Refugees and Immigrants" panel, American Public Health Association Annual<br />
Conference, Philadelphia, US<br />
4.2006 Public Health, Racial Tensions and Body Politic: Mass Ringworm Irradiation in<br />
Israel, 1949-1960, in " Race, Pharmaceutical and Technology" conference, MIT,<br />
Boston, US<br />
6.2006 Saying 'I'm Sorry': The Role of Apology in Public Health Law and Practice, in<br />
“The Public's Health and the Law in the 21st Century: 5th Annual Partnership<br />
Conference,” CDC, Atlanta, US (with Dr. Michal Alberstein)<br />
6.2006 Trauma and Memory: Between Individual and Collective Experiences, in<br />
"Memoria y reconstrucción de la paz" Conference, Instituto de la Paz y los<br />
Conflictos, University of Granada, Spain<br />
11.2006 Health policy and (non)citizenship: Migrant workers and HIV/AIDS in Israel, in<br />
"25 Year History of AIDS: The U.S., Israel, and South Africa on the Anniversary<br />
of the Epidemic" panel, American Public Health Association Annual Conference,<br />
Boston, US, (with Dr. Dani Filc)<br />
4.2007 "Air, Sun, Water": Ideologies and Activities of OZE during the Interwar Period, in<br />
Crises as Opportunities in Interwar Health Conference, University of Granada,<br />
Spain, (with Dr. Rakefet Zalashik)<br />
5.2007 Public Health, Racial Tensions and Body Politics, in "Historical and Social<br />
Perspectives on Health and Zionism" Panel, Association of Israel Studies 23 rd<br />
Annual Conference, Open University, Israel<br />
6.2007 Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Public Health: The Potential for a Dialogue, in<br />
"Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Health Law" Panel, International Association of<br />
Law and Mental Health Annual Conference, Padova, Italy, (with Dr. Michal<br />
Alberstein)<br />
7.2007 The University Homeopathic Hospital: Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital in<br />
Context, in "Homeopathy and Hospitals in History", Conference of the<br />
International Network for the History of Homeopathy, Institut für Geschichte der<br />
Medizin (IGM) of the Robert Bosch Foundation, Stuttgart, Germany<br />
11.2007 Environment, Health and Social Conflict: The Democratic Potential of Contested<br />
Science, in "Science, Politics and People's Health" panel, American Public Health<br />
Association Annual Conference, Washington, US (with Dr. Dani Filc)<br />
2.2008 Risk Perception and Risk Communication: Ramat Hovav Case Study, in "Risk<br />
Perception & Risk Communication in Environment and Health", International<br />
Conference, Faculty of Health Sciences, Ben Gurion University (with the<br />
Environmental Health Fund, Israel)<br />
5.2008 Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Public Health Law: Lessons from the Field, in<br />
"Rethinking Public Health Law and Ethics", International Conference, Faculty of<br />
Law, Bar Ilan University (with Dr. Michal Alberstein)<br />
5.2008 The Politics of Health: The Role of the Israeli Medical Association, in Europe,<br />
USA and Israel, International workshop, European Center for the Study of<br />
European Politics and Society and the Faculty of Health Sciences, Ben Gurion<br />
University (with Dr. Orit Rozin)
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6.2008 Public Health, Law and Traumatic Collective Experiences: The Role of Apologies<br />
in Public Health, in Justice and Policing in Diverse Societies, John Jay College of<br />
Criminal Justice, International Conference, San Juan, Puerto Rico (with Dr.<br />
Michal Alberstein)<br />
10. 2008 State, citizenship and health policy in an age of global mobility: A comparative<br />
study of Germany and Israel, in "National and International Policies to address<br />
Immigrant and Refugees Health" panel, American Public Health Association<br />
Annual Conference, Washington, US (with Nora Gottlieb and Dr. Dani Filc)<br />
12.2008 Therapeutic Jurisprudence, Public Health and Collective Trauma: Israeli<br />
Perspectives, in Justice and Policing in Institutional Production and Treatment of<br />
Trauma, in Global Regional and Local: Law, Politics and Society in Comparative<br />
Perspective, International Conference, Israeli Law and Society Association,<br />
Hebrew University<br />
4.2009 Ellis Island and Beyond: New Trends in the History of Immigration and Health,<br />
Panel presented at the Sigerist Circle Annual Meeting, Cleveland, US (with Emily<br />
Abel, UCLA; Alan Kraut, American University; Howard Markel, University of<br />
Michigan)<br />
5.2009 Regulatory Strategies for Dealing with Complexity and Uncertainty – Public<br />
Health Perspectives, in "The Regulatory State at the 21 st Century: Fundamental<br />
Questions in the Design of Regulatory Policy- Lessons from the Environmental<br />
Field, International Research Workshop of the Israel Science Foundation, Law<br />
Faculty, Bar Ilan University<br />
11. 2009 Water Discipline: Water, the Israeli State and the Unrecognized Bedouin Villages<br />
in the Negev, in "Global Water Crisis and Issues of Access" panel, American<br />
Public Health Association Annual Conference, Philadelphia, US (with Nora<br />
Gottlieb and Orly Almi)<br />
• Synopsis of research, including reference to publications and grants in above lists<br />
My current research focuses on several aspects of health policy, bringing my multi-disciplinary<br />
training both as an epidemiologist and public health physician and as a historian of medicine and<br />
public health. I am primarily interested in issues related to questions of contested science and<br />
public understanding and reactions to public health interventions, such as in environmental health,<br />
vaccination policy and resistance to vaccination (grants #1, 3, 4, chapter #2, articles # 17, 48, 52)<br />
and alternative medicine (chapter # 1, 2, articles # 16, 44, 53). In addition my research deals with<br />
legal and ethical aspects of public health practices (chapters # 7, 9, article #56) and the<br />
development of health policy in Israel (chapter #5, articles # 1, 7, 12, 30, 33, 34, 42, 60, 61, 62, 65,<br />
68) and.<br />
I am involved in several research projects related to health and immigration in Israel (grants #2, 5,<br />
7), both in its historical aspects and related to current policy debates on migrant worker health<br />
(chapter 6, article #19) and the disputes over the ethnic and cultural tensions related to the<br />
absorption of mass immigration during the 1950s in Israel – tackling both the issue of holocaust
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 21<br />
survivors (grant #6, articles #41, 49, 58, 59, 63, 67) and immigrants from Arab countries (chapters<br />
# 3, 4, 8, 10 articles # 10, 13, 20, 40, 51, 57).<br />
I am also continuing to work on epidemiological studies, mainly related to infectious diseases,<br />
sero-epidemiology, vaccination, health behavior and health promotion (grants # 8-11, articles # 2-<br />
5, 8, 9, 11, 14-15, 18, 21-29, 31, 32, 35-39, 43, 45, 46, 50, 54, 55, 64, 66).<br />
• Present Academic Activities<br />
Research in progress<br />
Environmental Health Policy in Israel (with Dr. Itamar Grotto and Dr. Dani Filc,<br />
Ben Gurion University)<br />
Health and Immigration (with Dr. Dani Filc, Ben Gurion University)<br />
Vaccination Policy and Resistance to Vaccination<br />
Physicians' Decision Making in Medical Second Opinion (with Prof. Joseph<br />
Pliskin, Prof. David Shinar, Dr. Yona Kosashvili, Geva Vashitz, Ben Gurion<br />
University)<br />
STD epidemiology and prevention (with Dr. Tamar Shochat, Prof. Michael Dan,<br />
Prof. Jonathan Zenilman)<br />
Social and historical aspects of Complementary and Alternative medicine in the<br />
US and Israel<br />
Books and articles to be published<br />
In preparation<br />
Books and edited volumes<br />
1. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Filc D (eds.), Contested Science: The Democratic Potential of<br />
Environmental Health Struggles in Israel, signed contract with Babel Press (in<br />
Hebrew)<br />
2. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Sadeh M (eds.), Environmental Health Risks in Israel: Do We Assess<br />
and Face Risks Adequately? Heschel Center for Environmental Learning and Leadership<br />
3. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Zalashik R, Health and Zionism, signed contract with Resling Publishers<br />
(in Hebrew)<br />
Articles<br />
1. Willen S, <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Viewing the Asylum Seeker Phenomenon in Israel<br />
through a Public Health Ethics Lens
<strong>Nadav</strong> <strong>Davidovitch</strong>, MD, MPH, PhD page 22<br />
Articles submitted for publication<br />
1. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Filc D, Balicer R, Patterns of Health Care Utilization of Recent<br />
Immigrants to Israel, American Journal of Public Health<br />
2. <strong>Davidovitch</strong> N, Almi O, Contextualizing politics in a public health ethics<br />
framework: The case of Water in the Unrecognized Bedouin-Arab Villages<br />
• Grants<br />
2010-2012 Society for the Protection of the Health of the Jewish Population in Poland (TOZ):<br />
Jewish Health in Interwar Europe (1921-1939), Israel Science Foundation (PI,<br />
240,000 NIS)<br />
2010-2012 Formation of Environmental Health Policy in a Contested Science Environment,<br />
Environment and Health Fund (Co-Investigator, 200,000 NIS)<br />
2010-2011 Quality Measures Development for Infants and Toddlers Preventive Health<br />
Services, The Israel National Institute for Health Policy and Health Services<br />
Research (PI, 280,000 NIS)<br />
2010-2011 Similar but different: Evaluating medical needs of Lesbians and Gays in Israel,<br />
The Israel National Institute for Health Policy and Health Services Research (PI,<br />
122,000 NIS)<br />
2009-2010 Migrant Workers' Health Policy in Israel, Rotter Foundation, Maccabi Institute for<br />
Health Services Research (PI, 13,000 NIS)<br />
2008-2009 Healthy city: Local and national model for health promotion (PI, 15,000$,<br />
Ministry of Health)<br />
2008-2009 The relationship between socio-economic status and utilization of health care<br />
services, The Israel National Institute for Health Policy and Health Services<br />
Research (PI, with Dr. Dani Filc, 30,000$)<br />
2008-2009 Physicians' Attitudes, Behaviors and Barriers in Second Opinion Consultations -<br />
Implications to Public Health Policy, The Israel National Institute for Health<br />
Policy and Health Services Research (PI, with Prof. Yosi Pliskin, 30,000$)<br />
2007 Effectiveness of permethrin-treated uniforms in the prevention of sand flies bites<br />
in the IDF, Ministry of Defense/IDF Medical Corps – 41,000 NIS<br />
2005-2008 Health and Health Policy during Mass Immigration to Israel, 1948-56, Israel<br />
Science Foundation (CI, with Prof. Shifra Shvarts, Prof. Zeev Tzachor, 130,000$)<br />
2004-2007 GIF Grant No. 755 (205,000 Euro):<br />
The Practice of Wiedergutmachung: Nazi Victims and Indemnification in Israel<br />
and Germany, 1952-2002.
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(Researcher, PIs: Prof. Dr. Norbert Frei- Ruhr-Universitaet Bochum, Bochum, Dr.<br />
Jose Brunner- Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv)<br />
2004-2005 Health status and patterns of use of health services among recent immigrants from<br />
the former Soviet Union and Ethiopia, The Israel National Institute for Health<br />
Policy and Health Services Research (PI, 20,000$)<br />
2003 Seroepidemiologic survey of immunity to varicella zoster virus among IDF<br />
recruits Ministry of Defense/IDF Medical Corps – 21,000 NIS<br />
2003 Seroepidemiologic survey of immunity to hepatitis A among IDF recruits Ministry<br />
of Defense/IDF Medical Corps – 24,500 NIS<br />
2003 Population-based prevalence of anemia, iron, folate and vitamin B12<br />
deficiency among IDF recruits, Ministry of Defense/IDF Medical Corps –<br />
60,000 NIS<br />
2002 Influenza vaccine acceptance and adverse reactions Ministry of Defense/IDF<br />
Medical Corps – 30,000 NIS